Ray Tomlinson, the man who sent the world's first email (to himself, of course) wanted a symbol that was so weird it couldn't possibly appear in anyone's name; he chose the @ symbol.
Ray Tomlinson, the man who sent the world's first email (to himself, of course) wanted a symbol that was so weird it couldn't possibly appear in anyone's name; he chose the @ symbol.
The first email was sent to test the idea of transferring data between 2 points
Once an Email or IM has been sent, it cannot be retrieved. (but you can go to your "sent" to see what you sent.)
Ray Tomlinson sent the first email in 1971.
Ray Tomlinson
An engineer named Ray Tomlinson sent the first e-mail message in 1971.
World's first email message was sent in 1971 between two computers. Mr. Tomlinson was the person, who created a computer program named SNDMSG, which sent a simple email message to a nearby computer through ARPANET. He was also the first person to put "@" in the email. He did that because this sign wasn't used that much anywhere else. The first email address was "tomlinson@bbn-tenexa." BBN was the name of Mr. Tomlinson's employer and "tenexa" was the name of the operating system that was used. What exactly was the first email message is lost.
He sent it in the year of 1971.
what universtity did Ray Tomlinson send the first email
Queen Elizabeth in 1976
Ray thomlinson
Because I sent him one first and then he replied back.
The first email was sent by Ray Tomlinson in 1971 to himself. It read: qwertyuiop